Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-09
LOCAL BREvlTlES.

Local travel on all the railroads was
heavy today.
The Pope girls were released this morn
ing on their own recognizance.
The sixth ward councilmen went to sleep
last night over aproSy discussion on water.
The Pair of Kids" company left this
morning for Urbana, where they show to-
night.
Officer NicklaS says he was unable to
sleep wink on account of sickness in his
family.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
Thursday. at 8 p. M. A full attendance is
desired.
The prohibition club will meet tomorrow
night to again wrestle with its new con-
stitution.
The lobby at the council meeting last
night was very small. at che time consist
ing of but two inviduals.
Mr.. F. 5. Penfield. cashier of the Spring
field National bank. left this morning for
CINCINNATI. on banh business.
Miss Fannie Cartmell returned yesterday
from London, Ohio. where she has spent
the past week visiting friends.
Mr.. Charles Spalding goes to Youngstown
this evening TO attend a large dancing
party which is to be given there tonight.
Springfield Lodge No. 81, B. p. .. Elks,
holds its regular meeting tonight. 4 can
didate will be initiated in each of the two
degrees.
The Bee line people have fitted up a
handsome ticket office in the Phillips
house, Dayton. The Cs is always up
with the times.
f. 5. Ieazelfs oil wagon overturned yes
terday afternoon near the oil house, in the
vicinity of james Leffel Il Co.'S shop, and
split about half the oil.
Rev. VIM. II. Warren will preach at the
l. lgonda avenue chapel tomorrow Thurs
day. evening at 7:3O O'Clock A special in
| vitation is extended To all.
Mr.. W. ID. Riley, of Dayton. Ohio. who
is jolly good fellow. was in the city last
night, the guest of Mr.. A. o. Huffman. for
whom he formerly Travelled.
Among the permits issued by the chief of
police TO sell beer. etc. at a ball, was one
to the Unexpected" club. Doubtless many
unexpected things will happen to them.
Prof Walter Small. the accomplished
Urbana musician. played at St Paul church
last night. and gave his auditors the usual
profound pleasure that attends his playing.
The station house slate this morning is
decorated as follows: John Casey. drunk.
and f. Jones, Jim jenkins, Charles
Smith and Dave Grover, drunk and dis
orderly.
The rumor that President Lorenz of the
school board desired 10 step into the shoes
OF Supt. White was at first treated as
huge joke but it is now known to be an alb
sOiate fact.
Mrs Bellman. of Toledo. who has been
the guest of Misses Fannie and Alice
Foley, returned to her home this morning.
Q lite a number of friends assembled at the
depot TO see her of.
The jolly crowd of Pickaway county Of
ticials who were on tour of inspection here
yesterday, as mentioned in last nights
paper, left this morning for Urbana, TO it,
spect the county buildings there.
The directors of the Associated Charities
hold their regular monthly meeting next
Friday afternoon at 5 O'Clock. The attend
ance of a full board is requested, as busi-
ness Of much Importance Is to come up.
The trial of Joshua Allen. the colored
man who was arrested day or two ago,
by Detective Caldwell. on the charge OF
stealing sheep from John Doyle. out on the
Hunt place. is having his trial to-day be-
fore Squire Stout.
Mr. f. {. Middleton went to Dayton this
afternoon on business connected with the
forthcoming presentation of The Doctor
of Alcantara," the charming comic opera
now being rehearsed by local parties and |
soon TO be presented here.